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Pedro Fabián Owono Ondo Mangue
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Microprocessor Systems and Embedded Software

Our group designed and developed a firefighting and rescue robot.

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Microprocessor Systems and Embedded Software

Things used in this project

Hardware components

DC Water Pumps (for extinguishing fires)
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Ultrasonic Sensors (for obstacle detection and navigation)
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IR Sensors (for fire detection)
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Temperature Sensors (for fire and heat detection)
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Camera (for visual reconnaissance)
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Servo Motors (for controlling the robot
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Gas Sensors (to detect dangerous gases)
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LCD Screens (for displaying real-time information)
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Motor Drivers (for controlling the robot
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Power Supply Components (such as batteries and voltage regulators)
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Software apps and online services

Arduino IDE (for programming ESP32).
OpenCV (for fire detection using computer vision).
SolidWorks (for 3D design of robot components).
TinkerCAD (for testing circuits and components).
I2C LCD (for the robot

Hand tools and fabrication machines

SolidWorks for 3D modeling of the robot and its components.
3D Printers using PETG filament for creating the robot
Soldering Tools for assembling electronic components and wiring.
Assembly Tools for putting together the physical parts of the robot.

Story

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Schematics

Microprocessor Systems and Embedded Software (MSES) assignment

Credits

Pedro Fabián Owono Ondo Mangue
23 projects • 1 follower
Final-year Computer Engineering student at APU with a focus on software development and robotics.
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